Large Traps Product Sheet

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What are 108 C steam traps made of?

  Steam Traps Catalog No. 108-C Steam Traps Inverted bucket, float and thermostatic, thermostatic and controlled disc steam traps in carbon steel, stainless steel, forged steel and cast iron. 2 Bringing Energy Down to Earth Say energy.

• How do RealReal kill large glue traps work?

  Real-Kill Large Glue Traps provide an easy way to handle your rodent problems. Non-toxic and disposable, these ready-to-use traps capture rats, mice and household pests where they live and travel. They work best when placed in areas of known pest activity.

• How much steam do you put in a steam trap?

  (On F&Ttraps SHEMA ratings can also be used.) 2.16-30 psig steam—2:1 at 2 psi pressure differential. 3.Above 30 psig steam—3:1 at 1/2of maximum pressure differential across the trap. B. Inverted bucket traps without thermic buckets. Above 30 psig steam pressure only—3:1 at .5 of maximum pressure differential across thetrap.

• What factors determine which type of steam trap should be used?

  Different application requirements involving constant or variable steam pressure determine which type of trap should be used. The safety factor is depen- dent upon the type of equipment being drained and the pressure. I. Constant Steam Pressure A 2:1 or a 3:1 safety factor at operating pressure differentials.

• What are an employee's responsibilities for Section 1?

  Employee Responsibilities for Section 1. Employees must provide their: Full legal name If the employee has two last names (family names), include both. If the employee has two first names (given names), include both. If the employee only has one name, enter it in the Last Name field, then enter “Unknown” in the First Name field.

• Do I need to provide a Social Security number in Section 1?

  Note: Your employees are not required to provide a Social Security number in Section 1. However, a Social Security number is required if you use E-Verify. Ensure your employee signed and dated the form. Ensure the Preparer/Translator section has been completed, signed, and dated if your employee used a preparer/translator.

• What is Section 2 of the Federal Income Tax Act?

  There is hereby imposed on the taxable income of every head of a household (as defined in section 2 (b)) a tax determined in accordance with the following table: 15% of taxable income. $4,440, plus 28% of the excess over $29,600.